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October 26, 2008
October 05, 2007
An Art of Compromise?
There's a fascinating by Justin Davidson about the architect Daniel Libeskind. It's available here: 'The Liberation of Daniel Libeskind'. Like most architects Libeskind has to deal with strong-willed clients.
Ernö Goldfinger, the subject of a biography I wrote, used to say that there are two types of clients: those who admit that they can't understand plans and those who don't...
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